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Liquidity Policy Manager
at Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin City South
The Central Bank of Ireland is seeking to hire a number of experienced professionals to fill vacancies within the Prudential Policy Division – Banking Unit. The Division is responsible for monitoring and influencing the development of EU financial services policies. The Banking Unit’s focus is primarily on the development of EU legislation related to banking and the regulatory framework of the European Banking Authority of which the Central Bank of Ireland is a member.
The following skills are required at an appropriate professional standard – initiative, sound and objective judgement, problem solving, analytical ability, influencing and negotiating skills and effective verbal and written communication.
Skills and Qualifications:
Staff in this area would be expected to possess the following additional skills:
•Relevant qualifications in accounting and finance and experience in the financial services industry, preferably including policy/research analysis;
•Knowledge of Asset Liability Management and/or liquidity management operations of credit institutions;
•Knowledge of international, EU and national regulatory framework for liquidity risk;
•A good understanding in general of the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) and/or Basel Liquidity framework and in particular the liquidity proposals;
•Ability to research, absorb and interpret highly technical information quickly; and
•Excellent oral and written communication skills, in particular the ability to relate technical aspects of policy developments and proposals to colleagues, industry and other stakeholders in a clear format.
Functional Responsibility:
Working as part of a multidisciplinary team:
•Research and develop policy and processes to strengthen the supervisory framework for liquidity risk;
•Provide guidance to on-site supervisors on interpretation and implementation of liquidity risk regulation for credit institutions;
•Provide detailed oral and written briefings on relevant EU and international policy developments/proposals;
•Represent the Central Bank and actively contribute to various EU Working Groups in particular the European Banking Authority (EBA) Working Groups;
•Manage liquidity risk data within the Central Bank and assume responsibility for responding to questionnaires, surveys and impact assessments;
•Monitor and report on the outcomes/impacts on the financial system in Ireland arising from the planned implementation of the Basel 3 Liquidity Metrics;
•Assist in the transposition of EU legislation into national law; and
•Liaise with colleagues, government departments, fellow supervisory authorities and other stakeholders on policy developments and proposals.
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The following skills are required at an appropriate professional standard – initiative, sound and objective judgement, problem solving, analytical ability, influencing and negotiating skills and effective verbal and written communication.
Skills and Qualifications:
Staff in this area would be expected to possess the following additional skills:
•Relevant qualifications in accounting and finance and experience in the financial services industry, preferably including policy/research analysis;
•Knowledge of Asset Liability Management and/or liquidity management operations of credit institutions;
•Knowledge of international, EU and national regulatory framework for liquidity risk;
•A good understanding in general of the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) and/or Basel Liquidity framework and in particular the liquidity proposals;
•Ability to research, absorb and interpret highly technical information quickly; and
•Excellent oral and written communication skills, in particular the ability to relate technical aspects of policy developments and proposals to colleagues, industry and other stakeholders in a clear format.
Functional Responsibility:
Working as part of a multidisciplinary team:
•Research and develop policy and processes to strengthen the supervisory framework for liquidity risk;
•Provide guidance to on-site supervisors on interpretation and implementation of liquidity risk regulation for credit institutions;
•Provide detailed oral and written briefings on relevant EU and international policy developments/proposals;
•Represent the Central Bank and actively contribute to various EU Working Groups in particular the European Banking Authority (EBA) Working Groups;
•Manage liquidity risk data within the Central Bank and assume responsibility for responding to questionnaires, surveys and impact assessments;
•Monitor and report on the outcomes/impacts on the financial system in Ireland arising from the planned implementation of the Basel 3 Liquidity Metrics;
•Assist in the transposition of EU legislation into national law; and
•Liaise with colleagues, government departments, fellow supervisory authorities and other stakeholders on policy developments and proposals.
Please apply for this role under the careers section of our website
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